Osteocalcin Fragments

Osteocalcin, also named bone Gla protein (BGP) is a Ca-binding protein found in the bone organic matrix, dentin, and possibly in other mineralized tissues. It appears to be a highly specific osteoblastic marker produced during bone formation. It can easily be determined in serum by radioimmunoassay. Osteocalcin fragments can be used for antibody production.

Family Literatur:
P.V.Hauschka, Haemostasis, 16, 258 (1986)
H.Jueppner et al., Calcif. Tissue Int., 39, 310 (1986)

H-6552	(Glu¹³·¹⁷·²⁰)-Osteocalcin (1-46) (mouse)
H-6548	6-FAM-(Glu¹³·¹⁷·²⁰)-Osteocalcin (1-46) (mouse)
H-4912	Osteocalcin (1-49) (human)
H-6195	Osteocalcin (7-19) (human)
H-5875	Osteocalcin (37-49) (human)
H-9130	(Tyr³⁸,Phe⁴²·⁴⁶)-Osteocalcin (38-49) (human)
H-9125	Osteocalcin (45-49) (human)
H-9720	(Thr⁴⁶)-Osteocalcin (45-49) (human)